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Discover the captivating world of Fatimah Tuggar in 'Home's Horizons', a profound exploration of art entwined with technology. This exquisite volume dives into Tuggar's innovative fusion of binary code and handmade craft, showcasing her unique voice as a conceptual artist in the digital age. With her roots in Nigeria and her current base in Kansas City, Tuggar offers an incisive examination of our interaction with high-tech gadgets juxtaposed against the intimacy of traditional crafts. The work champions social justice, encouraging conversations that span cultures and continents, reflecting the journey of migrants navigating multiple homes. Inside this beautifully curated collection, you will find insightful essays analyzing Tuggar's oeuvre and its intersection with conceptual, tech, and African art. Experience her thought-provoking pieces, including sculptures, photomontages, and interactive works, that challenge conventional narratives and offer refreshing perspectives on seeing and making. Engage with the artist's reflections on the evolution of her work and her daring experiments in Augmented Reality (AR) through a compelling interview with curator Amanda Gilvin. 'Home's Horizons' not only serves as a celebration of Tuggar’s artistic genius but also as a critical commentary on the current state of global art and identity.